Sentence examples for to make organized from inspiring English sources

In its traditional formulation, people gave a government coercive powers to make organized society possible.

Her coffee cooperative, from the Maraba region of southern Rwanda, stands at the center of the American-backed Project Pearl; its goal is to make organized groups of farmers the hubs on which Rwanda's coffee industry would turn.

Erwin and Valentine are surely right to conclude (p. 298) that ancestral metazoans could specify and localize different cell types in order to make organized bodies with division of labor among their cells.

To make organizing larger image collections practical in interactive time, the organization algorithm is designed to run in parallel on graphics processing units.

"People now say they need to make organizing their lives a priority," said Kathy Krickett Irizarry, 40, president of the tristate chapter of the 1,300-member 1,300-memberociatioNational Association of Professional Organizers

Union leaders have also been patient with Mr. Obama, both on immigration (they want legislation offering a path to citizenship for an estimated 12 million illegal immigrants) and the Employee Free Choice Act, the bill to make organizing easier.

Every zipper, pouch and pulley is designed to make organizing gear, cables and adapters easier.

Ajax, both tagging and folders are all nicely used to make organizing your files easy.

There are also plugins for Outlook and Gmail/Google Apps that allow users to bring Contactually directly into their inboxes, and there's even a "bucket game" designed to make organizing contacts less painful.

Coming from such far flung locales three men know a thing or two about travel, and saw a need for smaller merchants to access payment and organizational tools to make organizing and booking trips easier.

They've added support for rich media and useful Ajax tricks to make organizing feeds easier.